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Press release from Trackstar BriSCA Formula One stock cars return to the Adrian Flux Arena, Kings Lynn, on Saturday night (23 September, 5:30pm) for round three of the 2017 Shootout. Also in action are the BriSCA Formula Two stock cars in the first meeting of their inaugural National Series. There are currently 46 F1 Stock Cars and 54 F2 Stock Cars booked in to race Please note that any driver who turns up unbooked will not receive any complimentary admissions that they may be entitled to and may also not be allowed to race if the event is still fully booked. Drivers should book in to race through their association. Drivers please note that the pits open at 2pm and your early arrival will be appreciated. Drivers turning up in the last hour could well find themselves missing their first race. The Big League entry is headed by the new world champion, 445 Nigel Green, who added the gold roof to his European title at Ipswich last weekend. Now Green is focussed on the Shootout for the silver roof which had always been his primary target. Can the Leicestershire man win a third major title in 2017? New F1 Stock Car World Champion 445 Nigel Green will be looking to score lots of shootout points at King's Lynn this weekend The two most likely challengers to Greens supremacy are outgoing world champion 515 Frankie Wainman Jr, who won the final at Kings Lynn at the start of the month, and 390 Stuart Smith Jr who tops the Shootout points at this early stage. Fourth in the Shootout standing is 212 Danny Wainman who has gone well at the track this year and would love to finally take his first Kings Lynn final win. Next up, 217 Lee Fairhurst is not generally known for his prowess on the loose, but Fairhurst was a heat winner at the track in July and both are in good form. 217 Lee Fairhurst knows how to get to the front at King's Lynn Worksop driver 4 Dan Johnsons huge last-bend lunge at the World Final might have been unsuccessful, but it certainly thrilled the crowd and was typical of the entertainers all-or-nothing approach to racing. Home hero 16 Mat Newson will hope to be on the frontrunning pace at his local track, while 55 Craig Finnikin is something of a Kings Lynn specialist, being third in the all-time list of final winners at the track. The Shootout entry is completed by rising star 422 Ben Riley, late replacement 259 Paul Hines and tarmac specialist 464 Luke Davidson. 422 Ben Riley has quickly risen through the F1 ranks an d competes in the F1 Shootout for the first time this year Elsewhere, further local interest is provided by Cambridgeshire duo 76 Aaron Cozens and 415 Russell Cooper, while 74 Martin Chadwick makes his BriSCA F1 debut. There is also a very healthy Dutch contingent, including popular entertainer H54 Sierd de Vries and three of the Tesselaar family, who have often been regular visitors in both F1 and F2. Several Dutch visitors including the always entertaining H54 Sierd de Vries will be in action All the fun of the fair will be at King's Lynn on Saturday. The good news for mum and dad is that the ride will be free for the kids to go on as often as they like! Admission On the day admission is as follows Adult - £18 OAP - £16 12-15 year old - £7 Kids up to 11 free Family (2 adults & 2 12 - 15 year olds) - £46 Click here to save money and beat the queues with advance discount tickets - Highly recommended Please note that all bags will be searched on entry and coolboxes, glass and alcohol are not allowed to be bought into the venue. Drivers Booked in to Race Shootout Drivers 4 Dan Johnson - Worksop 16 Matt Newson Norwich 55 Craig Finnikin Leek 212 Daniel Wainman Keighley 217 Lee Fairhurst Bolton 259 Paul Hines - Hinckley 390 Stuart Smith Rochdale 422 Ben Riley Salford 445 Nigel Green Leicester 464 Luke Davidson - Altrincham 515 Frankie Wainman Jnr Keighley Star Grade Red Roof 2 Paul Harrison Rotherham 25 Bradley Harrison Rotherham 220 Will Hunter - Preston H377 Boy Tesselaar - Holland 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr - Keighley A Grade Blue Roof 94 John Dowson Durham 169 Billy Johnson Loughborough 175 Karl Hawkins Towester H179 Sjaak Kentie - Holland 249 Jonathon Gibson - Bury 293 Eliot Smith Halifax H295 Willem Zwerver 335 Mark Woodhull Leicester 372 Colin Goodswen Harleston 446 Joe Booth Huddersfield 463 James Morris - Warrington H410 Jelle Tesselaar Holland H440 Mark Tesselaar - Holland B Grade Yellow Roof 45 Nigel Harrhy Sollihull 54 Sierd de Vries Holland 166 Bobby Griffin - Retford 215 Geoff Nicholls Melton Mowbray 244 Mick Rogers Kidderminster 278 Paul Hopkins Lincoln 348 John Wright - Chesterfield C Grade White Roof 74 Martin Chadwick Liverpool 76 Aaron Cozens Huntingdon 127 Austin Moore Blackburn 137 Sam Jacklin Manchester 268 Richard Woods Newark 380 Chris Alderson Barrow in Furness 413 Jonathan Lawrence Staffs 415 Russell Cooper Cambridge 451 Martin Spiers - Evesham 483 Wayne Marshall - Altrincham

If, like me, you were once again disappointed to find that no matter how early you get to the World Final, the T-shirts have already sold out, then the good news is that more are being made, and can be ordered online. BRISCA F1 WF MERCHANDISE - NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE Many of the items including the t shirts plus the 'Coventry Remembered' items are now available to order online, follow the link. We have sectioned off UK and Holland so please only order for the designated countries as postal charges vary, it will display 'Holland' on the description. The order for the Black T Shirts will go into the printers at 6PM ON FRIDAY!! as we would rather not carry stock, so the deadline is then and after that, only the white option plus all the other items will be available to order. www.graphicsbydave.co.uk/brisca-f1-world-final--coventry-remembered-merchandise-4751-p.asp

Start time 5.30pm Advance ticket prices Adult £17 Junior (12-15) £6 O.A.P £15 Family Ticket - 2 adults & 2 juniors £44 Kids 11 and under go free and so not require a ticket Buy from the Trackstar Trackshop

F1 Shoot Out round 3 plus F2 More details as they are released, but probably the usual time and price.

A bit early for a preview thread, but I've just been informed that the start time of this meeting has been moved to 4pm. Turnstiles will open 2.30pm. This is due to Sheffield Wednesday vs Leeds being rearranged to the same day with a 12.15pm kick off. It's a Shoot Out Round, plus Ministox.

The deadline for ordering tickets is 4pm today. After that, it's pay on the gate. Phone 01252 322920 or visit the Spedeworth Online Shop

Don't they sometimes add non semi finalists onto the back of the grid in wcqr points scoring order to boost the numbers up ? Yes, that's usually the case. The reserves for the World Consi are in Nic's post earlier in this thread.

A couple of additions to the booking list. 1 Frankie Wainman2 Paul Harrison3 Chris Fort4 Dan Johnson11 Neil Scriven12 Michael Scriven13 Kelvin Hassell16 Mat Newson25 Bradley Harrison48 Shaun Webster70 Aaron Leach73 Rob Cowley101 Tristan Jackson126 Harry Steward164 John Fortune175 Karl Hawkins183 Steve Whittle186 Todd Jones195 Dean Whitwell196 Murray Jones207 Ben Hurdman212 Danny Wainman217 Lee Fairhurst219 Jacklyn Ellis249 Jonathon Gibson268 Richard Woods283 Alex Wass300 Paul Carter301 Mark Allen308 Steve Malkin325 Richard Davies361 Steve Reedman422 Ben Riley442 Micky Branston445 Nigel Green451 Martin Spiers455 Matt Armstrong460 Chris Cooke462 Scott Davids464 Luke Davidson468 Danny Colliver478 Shane Geary495 Richard Howarth501 George Elwell512 Michael Steward518 Stuart Shevill Jnr543 Drew Lammas545 Neil Hooper555 Frankie Wainman Jnr JnrH6 Geert-Jan KeijzerH77 Wesley SchaapH228 Jan-Roelof WijbengaH380 Christiaan WeyenbergH393 Gert ElzingaH417 Frank WoutersNZ1 Simon JoblinNZ2 Jordan DareNZ19 Kerry RemnantNZ591 Wayne HemiT6 Pascal Spigt

NZ591 Wayne Hemi getting to grips with the Lee Fairhurst car.

From briscaf2.com Following extensive review by BriSCA F2 on a number of technical issues, the result of the 2017 World Championship, staged at Kings Lynn on Saturday 9 September, is confirmed as follows: 1st H124 Wim Peeters 2nd 7 Gordon Moodie 3rd 226 Billy Webster 4th 298 Jake Walker 5th 101 Kelvyn Marshall 6th 905 Rob Mitchell 7th 886 Chris Bradbury 8th 700 Adam Rubery 9th H154 Kay Lenssen 10th 301 Charlie Whitfield BriSCA F2 unanimously agree that the cylinder-head bolts of the 1st placed car of Wim Peeters do not conform to the 2017 BriSCA F2 rulebook. However, widespread examples have been unearthed of perceived accepted practice in their use by other drivers/engine-builders across the UK and the Netherlands, and additional sufficient doubt cast over the legality of some other cylinder-head fixings now known to be in widespread use. BriSCA F2 agree that, in relation to the offset position of the engine within the car of Wim Peeters, the wording of rule 230.4 has been shown to be slightly flawed. Therefore, a sufficient lack of clarity means that pursuing a disqualification based on the observed offset measurements is not in the interests of BriSCA F2 as a whole. Further information for drivers, car-constructors, and engine-builders will be published in the near future. BriSCA F2 acknowledge the patience of the drivers and teams involved during the resolution of this complex matter. So much for "one night only"....

Official booking list as of this morning. 1 Frankie Wainman 2 Paul Harrison 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 13 Kelvin Hassell 16 Mat Newson 25 Bradley Harrison 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 73 Rob Cowley 101 Tristan Jackson 126 Harry Steward 164 John Fortune 175 Karl Hawkins 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 195 Dean Whitwell 196 Murray Jones 207 Ben Hurdman 212 Danny Wainman 217 Lee Fairhurst 219 Jacklyn Ellis 249 Jonathon Gibson 268 Richard Woods 283 Alex Wass 300 Paul Carter 301 Mark Allen 308 Steve Malkin 325 Richard Davies 361 Steve Reedman 422 Ben Riley 442 Micky Branston 445 Nigel Green 451 Martin Spiers 455 Matt Armstrong 460 Chris Cooke 462 Scott Davids 464 Luke Davidson 468 Danny Colliver 478 Shane Geary 495 Richard Howarth 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 518 Stuart Shevill Jnr 543 Drew Lammas 545 Neil Hooper 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr H6 Geert-Jan Keijzer H77 Wesley Schaap H228 Jan Roelof Wijbenga H380 Christiaan Weyenberg H393 Gert Elzinga H417 Frank Wouters NZ1 Simon Joblin NZ2 Jordan Dare NZ19 Kerry Remnant NZ591 Wayne Hemi T6 Pascal Spigt

Official booking list as of this morning. 1 Frankie Wainman2 Paul Harrison3 Chris Fort4 Dan Johnson11 Neil Scriven12 Michael Scriven13 Kelvin Hassell16 Mat Newson21 Mark Gilbank22 Will Yarrow25 Bradley Harrison37 Chris Cowley45 Nigel Harrhy48 Shaun Webster55 Craig Finnikin70 Aaron Leach76 Aaron Cozens101 Tristan Jackson126 Harry Steward137 Sam Jacklin164 John Fortune169 Billy Johnson172 Micky Randell175 Karl Hawkins183 Steve Whittle195 Dean Whitwell196 Murray Jones197 Ryan Harrison207 Ben Hurdman212 Danny Wainman217 Lee Fairhurst220 William Hunter249 Jonathon Gibson259 Paul Hines268 Richard Woods278 Paul Hopkins280 Colin Nairn287 Sean Willis300 Paul Carter301 Mark Allen318 Rob Speak321 Ed Neachell322 James Neachell325 Richard Davies326 Mark Sargent335 Mark Woodhull339 Anthony Lee361 Steve Reedman372 Colin Goodswen385 Sam Render390 Stuart Smith415 Russell Cooper422 Ben Riley445 Nigel Green451 Martin Spiers455 Matt Armstrong460 Chris Cooke462 Scott Davids464 Luke Davidson468 Danny Colliver478 Shane Geary483 Wayne Marshall495 Richard Howarth512 Michael Steward518 Stuart Shevill Jnr532 Daz Kitson543 Drew Lammas545 Neil Hooper555 Frankie Wainman Jnr JnrH6 Geert Jan KeijzerH12 Evert van den BergH65 Hans BaegenH77 Wesley SchaapH99 Johan CatsburgH217 Ron KroonderH226 Peter van de IestH228 Jan-Roelof WijbengaH240 Henk Jan RonitzH380 Christiaan WeyenbergH393 Gert ElzinaH417 Frank WoutersH699 Jan KuinNZ1 Simon JoblinNZ2 Jordan DareNZ19 Kerry RemnantNZ591 Wayne HemiT6 Pascal Spigt

1NZ Simon Joblin will be using the Paul Ford car, and took it for a spin around Birmingham so that Paul Tully could take a few pics.

Official booking list 1 Frankie Wainman Jnr 2 Paul Harrison 11 Neil Scriven 12 Michael Scriven 13 Kelvin Hassell 16 Mat Newson 25 Bradley Harrison 48 Shaun Webster 70 Aaron Leach 73 Rob Cowley 101 Tristan Jackson 126 Harry Steward 164 John Fortune 175 Karl Hawkins 183 Steve Whittle 186 Todd Jones 195 Dean Whitwell 196 Murray Jones 207 Ben Hurdman 212 Danny Wainman 217 Lee Fairhurst 219 Jacklyn Ellis 249 Jonathon Gibson 268 Richard Woods 283 Alex Wass 300 Paul Carter 301 Mark Allen 308 Steve Malkin Jnr 325 Richard Davies 361 Steve Reedman 422 Ben Riley 442 Micky Branston 445 Nigel Green 451 Martin Spiers 455 Matt Armstrong 460 Chris Cooke 468 Danny Colliver 478 Shane Geary 495 Richard Howarth 501 George Elwell 512 Michael Steward 518 Stuart Sheville Jnr 545 Neil Hooper 555 Frankie Wainman Jnr Jnr H6 Geert-Jan Keijzer H6 Pascal Spigt H77 Wesley Schaap H228 Jan-Roelof Wijbenga H380 Christiaan Weyenberg H393 Gert Elzinga H417 Frank Wouters NZ1 Simon Joblin NZ2 Jordan Dare NZ19 Kerry Remnant NZ591 Wayne Hemi

POLE-SITTER GREEN REMAINS PHILOSOPHICAL WHILE WAINMAN JNR BELIEVES HE CAN DEFEND WORLD TITLE http://bscda.co.uk/news/4587975096

Also available at the World Final from the 217 transporter. Printed Ts in black or grey, design on both back and front on each one Sizes range from Small to XXXL Price £20 each Designed by a guy in the US who designs for some of the top NASCAR drivers. Contact Suzzanne to reserve one.

Some of the World Final merchandise on sale at Ipswich this weekend.

From the official BriSCA F2 website The result of the BriSCA F2 World Championship is currently pending, as further information is being sought on technical issues. BriSCA F2 hopes to conclude this as soon as possible. For further clarity, please note: 1/ H124 Wim Peeters still with outstanding technical issues 2/ 7 Gordon Moodie passed technical checks 3/ 226 Billy Webster passed technical checks 4/ 298 Jake Walker 5/ 101 Kelvyn Marshall 6/ 905 Rob Mitchell 7/ 886 Chris Bradbury 8/ 700 Adam Rubery 9/ H154 Kay Lenssen 10/ 301 Charlie Whitfield

Press release from Spedeworth Everyone’s been waiting for it counting the days and at last in the 56th season of Spedeworth Oval Motorsport at Foxhall Stadium, one of the most prestigious races in history comes to Ipswich. This coming Saturday night, 16th September, Spedeworth / Incarace Motorsports proudly presents the 2017 Brisca F1 Stock Car Racing Championship of the World, - a real ‘barnstormer’ of a meeting as the best UK, Dutch and New Zealand Drivers head into town with one thing on their mind, to take the World Championship Trophy back home with them! Once again Foxhall Heath Stadium hosts another ‘biggie’ of the year, and having staged one World Final for Brisca F1 previously when the event was promoted by another organisation, this time it is the turn of Spedeworth / Incarace to show what they can do to promote the event at their ‘Flagship Stadium’ and there is no doubting, whether you are a casual race fan or a “die hard” F1 fan, this is one meeting you simply would not want to miss. The fans have been talking about it ever since this date was announced, the forums and Websites have been buzzing and the drivers have certainly been anticipating it! At time of press, we have around 30 World Finalists plus almost 60 in support booked in with a dozen of Holland’s best and New Zealand have sent their possible strongest challenge yet in the calibre of the four drivers they have representing the Southern Hemisphere. Looking at the booking list, it reads what is a "Who’s who" of the best drivers currently competing in Brisca F1 so you are spoilt for choice in this quality line up. Meeting introduction is at 12:00 Mid Day with World Finalists Practice from 12:30 – 1:00. The Overseas Time Trials to determine their grid positions runs between 3:30 and 4:00 and then at 5:00 we have Brisca F1 Heat 1 for the Wilson Family Memorial Trophy were the first two across the line will take the last two places on the World Final Grid, so this promises to be quite some race! Supporting the Brisca F1s we have the National Ministox who entertain next before the scene is set for the 2017 Brisca F1 Championship of the World to commence at 6:45. If you are over 18, don’t forget you can have a ‘flutter’ on the event courtesy of our good friends at Bet Fred whose staff and mobile betting unit will be on hand for you to place your bets on the great race, but please gamble responsibly! After the great race we have two Brisca F1 Consolations followed by Ministox Heat Two, the Brisca F1 Grand Final for the Harry Smith Trophy, the National Ministox Grand Final and then the meeting concludes with the Brisca F1 Grand National for the Ben Turner Memorial Trophy in association with the ‘Calm’ Charity. It will be a feast of Big League Stock Car action mixed with live entertainment and visual spectacles that will be fitting with such an enormous event here at this historic venue. Meeting Introduction is at 12:00 Mid Day and turnstiles will open at 10.30am. If you haven’t been to our Foxhall Heath Stadium before then this meeting is well worth a trip not just for the racing but to see the superb facilities which are now available. We have two fully seated grandstands along the back straight which can hold several thousand people and offer excellent elevated views of the racing. Wherever you choose to sit in the grandstands you can see all the action around the Ipswich raceway. We have a grandstand for those who are disabled or have special needs on the Kent Cams bend and our renowned catering facilities, which offer some of the best Stadium food in the country, are accredited with a five star Hygiene Rating. We also have improved toilet blocks including baby changing and disabled facilities. This Saturday night at Foxhall is ‘The’ place to be with the family, see the incredible race action under floodlights whilst you soak up the atmosphere under our blue neon terracing lights – give the takeaway a miss, set the TV to record and let Spedeworth/Incarace Motorsports give you a spectacular night of racing action and facilities at Foxhall Stadium! Our fun – loving Mascot, ‘Timmy the Tyre’ will be in attendance to entertain the Children, young and old so Fans can expect some fun and games on track between races too. Please also visit the ‘Dave’s Graphics and Chris Berry Photography’ Trackshop Superstore, where you can purchase your Souvenir Full Colour Programmes of the event, Wheelspin Magazine, Spedeworth / Incarace Merchandise and the amazing all action photos from Chris Berry. Foxhall race meeting DVD’s can be purchased from the Martin Hunt DVD Shop adjacent to the Turnstiles. Come and join us Saturday night and let Spedeworth / Incarace Motorsports present to you a racing spectacle that will be a showcase in the memory for many years to come! DON'T FORGET RACE FANS, YOU HAVE UNTIL 4PM THIS THURSDAY TO PURCHASE YOUR ADVANCE TICKETS AND MAKE SAVINGS, PLEASE LOG ONTO www.spedeworth.co.uk or call 01252 322920 9am - 5pm.

The link is correct and works for me. Try copy and pasting this into a browser https://bscdaonline.com/2017/09/11/three-former-champions-give-their-world-final-verdict/Or go to bscdaonline.com and find the article from the links on the right hand side.

THREE FORMER CHAMPIONS GIVE THEIR WORLD FINAL VERDICTS

What happens if one of the qualifiers from the consolation semi wins? As they are not on the list I'd imagine they will be added after they have qualified.

I think this is really good! You asked for comments, so these are mine. You mention that Dan Johnson has held "plenty of titles over the years". I wouldn't say "plenty" - he's won one Shootout and 2 Europeans so far. World Semi Finals are not title races. Already mentioned, but for completeness - Rob Speak was in the Semi Final due to the points he scored in the qualifying rounds at the end of last season. I thought you also missed out some details that would be interesting e.g. 169 only races shale and has never raced at Ipswich. Also, some comments about SPAG: Apostrophes e.g. DNF's, appearance's, World Final's, championship's, titles' Random capitals e.g. front Right puncture Several times you write he's when you mean his e.g. 543's less favoured surface Overuse of certain words - e.g. don't use 'however' more than once in the same sentence. On a forum like this, which is like-minded people chatting about their hobby, these don't matter in the slightest. But if you want a career in journalism, then it's really important that you get the hang of this sort of stuff. Not sure about it all being blue italic either...